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West Kauai Technology and Visitor Center Hotel & Travel Guide

If you are the type of traveler that has a wide range of interests, you'll be sure to enjoy West Kauai Technology and Visitor Center.

It is located in Waimea, approximately 120 miles (193 kilometers) outside of Honolulu, the state capital.

Wouldn't you like to be staying in the immediate vicinity of West Kauai Technology and Visitor Center? You can find 3 accommodation possibilties that are within 0.1 miles (0.2 kilometers). If you'd be happy to go a bit farther afield to book the right place, you ought to try Koloa. Just 15 miles (24 kilometers) away, it makes for a great base, with as many as 3 hotel options to investigate. You might like to start your hunt for a comfortable room. at the Marriott's Waiohai Beach Club, Koa Kea Hotel & Resort and Whalers Cove Oceanfront Resort.

Some people are simply not made to function before noon. If you woke up feeling a bit lethargic, a freshly roasted coffee at Da Java Hut (4531 Makeke Road, Waimea) is a great way to jump-start your battery. A brief stroll of 0.08 miles (0.13 kilometers) will lead you to Porky's Cart (9620 Kaumualii Highway, Waimea), which offers customers a good variety of meals.

Other Things to Do Near West Kauai Technology and Visitor Center

You've come to visit West Kauai Technology and Visitor Center, but you might be pleasantly surprised by what else the area has available:

Learning about the history of an area at Faye Museum can make you feel more appreciative of the land and its inhabitants during your getaway.
Grab your water bottle and make your way to the top of Koke'e Mountains.
A significant local landmark, Captain Cook Monument is a reminder of historical events that are inscribed in the spirit of the community.
Go and devote an enjoyable afternoon to art appreciation at Aloha 'n Paradise Gallery, a local gallery filled with charming exhibits.
See what's left of a structure that was once loved when you visit Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park.

Koa Kea Hotel & Resort

4.0 Travelocity Verified Review

I loved the size - truly a boutique resort. It was very peaceful... There were only a few children, and honestly they seemed out of place! (I would definitely choose somewhere else if I had children). The staff were wonderful. The concierge helped us book a NaPali boat tour when the one I had booked canceled on me at the last minute. The housekeepers were very professional and the turndown service was a treat. Mike and Daniel (valet/bellmen) were great - always quick and remembered us. There is no beach directly behind the resort, but there is a boardwalk which leads to a wonderful beach just to the East. (Saw sea turtles and Monk Seals basking and relaxing there). Love this area! The one big negative I have, and the one thing that might keep me from returning to Koa Kea, is the inconsistency of their 'room types'. I had reserved a King with an ocean view, and had called during the booking process directly to try to clarify ocean front/vs ocean view/ vs partial ocean view. So, I was very surprised when the took us to our 'ocean view room', but it looked straight out at the Tiki bar and the rooms across the pool. You could only see the ocean from a tiny corner of the room while standing right against the glass. Anywhere I've ever stayed, this would be a partial or 'obstructed'. The next day they moved us to a room with a wonderful view! What I expected to begin with. Get an o/v, in the EAST building, 2nd or 3rd floor. I'd only stay here again if they would commit to this.

3 weeks ago by A verified traveler from Tulsa, OK

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